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Date Conversion - sorry
OK, guys, I've read a plethora of posts about DATE, but can't find one that
suits my situation. It's probably out there somewhere,... please help. I have a cell D2 it's formated as a date 03/01/04 field I have another numeric field in K5 (just numbers e.g. 3428) I want cell J2 to be 20040301-3428. So, do I need to convert D2 to a data yyyymmdd? then convert to text? then add the hyphen? then add the number? It's probably simple, but I've spent too much time on this. I keep getting the serial date or whatever that 38,889 number is. |
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Date Conversion - sorry
=TEXT(D2,"yyyymmdd")&"-"&TEXT(K5,"#")
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "DTTODGG" wrote in message ... OK, guys, I've read a plethora of posts about DATE, but can't find one that suits my situation. It's probably out there somewhere,... please help. I have a cell D2 it's formated as a date 03/01/04 field I have another numeric field in K5 (just numbers e.g. 3428) I want cell J2 to be 20040301-3428. So, do I need to convert D2 to a data yyyymmdd? then convert to text? then add the hyphen? then add the number? It's probably simple, but I've spent too much time on this. I keep getting the serial date or whatever that 38,889 number is. |
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Date Conversion - sorry
=TEXT(D2,"yyyymmdd")&"-"&K5. If you need to force the suffix to a certain
number of digits, you could use &text(k5,"0000") instead of just &K5. "DTTODGG" wrote: OK, guys, I've read a plethora of posts about DATE, but can't find one that suits my situation. It's probably out there somewhere,... please help. I have a cell D2 it's formated as a date 03/01/04 field I have another numeric field in K5 (just numbers e.g. 3428) I want cell J2 to be 20040301-3428. So, do I need to convert D2 to a data yyyymmdd? then convert to text? then add the hyphen? then add the number? It's probably simple, but I've spent too much time on this. I keep getting the serial date or whatever that 38,889 number is. |
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Date Conversion - sorry
I have no idea what you're doing....but, I think this will do it:
=TEXT(D2,"yyyymmdd")&"-"&K5 Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "DTTODGG" wrote: OK, guys, I've read a plethora of posts about DATE, but can't find one that suits my situation. It's probably out there somewhere,... please help. I have a cell D2 it's formated as a date 03/01/04 field I have another numeric field in K5 (just numbers e.g. 3428) I want cell J2 to be 20040301-3428. So, do I need to convert D2 to a data yyyymmdd? then convert to text? then add the hyphen? then add the number? It's probably simple, but I've spent too much time on this. I keep getting the serial date or whatever that 38,889 number is. |
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Date Conversion - sorry
Or, if you always want to copy K2, no matter if it has decimals,
=TEXT(D2,"yyyymmdd")&"-"&K5 -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Niek Otten" wrote in message ... =TEXT(D2,"yyyymmdd")&"-"&TEXT(K5,"#") -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "DTTODGG" wrote in message ... OK, guys, I've read a plethora of posts about DATE, but can't find one that suits my situation. It's probably out there somewhere,... please help. I have a cell D2 it's formated as a date 03/01/04 field I have another numeric field in K5 (just numbers e.g. 3428) I want cell J2 to be 20040301-3428. So, do I need to convert D2 to a data yyyymmdd? then convert to text? then add the hyphen? then add the number? It's probably simple, but I've spent too much time on this. I keep getting the serial date or whatever that 38,889 number is. |
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Date Conversion - sorry
Thank you guys SOoooo much - you wouldn't want to see the combinations I've
tried. :-) "DTTODGG" wrote: OK, guys, I've read a plethora of posts about DATE, but can't find one that suits my situation. It's probably out there somewhere,... please help. I have a cell D2 it's formated as a date 03/01/04 field I have another numeric field in K5 (just numbers e.g. 3428) I want cell J2 to be 20040301-3428. So, do I need to convert D2 to a data yyyymmdd? then convert to text? then add the hyphen? then add the number? It's probably simple, but I've spent too much time on this. I keep getting the serial date or whatever that 38,889 number is. |
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